I forgot, Mr. Chairman, how fast government moves. I'm sorry. Pardon me, but something like this you would think would be fairly straightforward, it would be easy to get. They probably already have an itinerary, they know who they've talked to, they know who the meetings are with, who invited them, who's going. Just give us that information. That's not too much to ask. Three days is a long time to me, Mr. Chairman, to be able to get that information. What are we expected to do, just say it's okay? We don't have any information, but they promised us some and, yes, it's okay. It just makes the decision-making difficult, Mr. Chairman.